Yuki Bhambri jumps 21 places to reach career-best ranking of 104
YUKI BHAMBRI jumped 21 places to achieve a career-best singles rank of 104, thanks to his runner-up finish at the Taiwan Challenger.
Runner up it is but happy with the effort. Moved up in the rankings too σΎ°#careerhigh
Posted by Yuki Bhambri on Monday, September 28, 2015
The 23 year old is in terrific form as he had won the Shanghai Challenger before Davis Cup tie against Czech Republic and earned 75 ranking points after a runner-up finish at Taiwan Challenger on Sunday.
In just two weeks, he climbed up 41 spots on the ranking ladder and one more good performance will help him get into the top-100 bracket.
He has opted to rest this week and will begin his quest for top-100 at USD 125000 Tashkent Challenger next week.
Meanwhile, Somdev Devavarman slipped to 171 but Saketh Myneni gained a place to be 198. In the doubles category, Rohan Bopanna remains unchanged at 12, who is the country's highest ranked player.
Leander Paes lost two places to be 35 while Purav Raja was the third Indian player to be in top-100 at 92. Divij Sharan and Saketh Myneni, who won the Izmir Challenger are ranked 132 and 136 respectively.
Champions in Izmir,Turkey. We beat Malek Jaziri from Tunisia and Denys Molchanov from Ukraine 7-6(5) 4-6 9-8 retd. It...
Posted by Divij Sharan on Saturday, September 26, 2015
In the women's rankings, Sania Mirza dominates the number one rank with win in Guangzhou Open.
Title number 6 together βοΈπͺπ @mhingis pic.twitter.com/ISCwiXXfEX
— Sania Mirza (@MirzaSania) September 26, 2015
